Accounting, Bookkeeping & Financial Analysis (Accounting)

Accounting & Bookkeeping Basics. Accounting & Financial Analysis Concepts. Learn Accounting & Bookkeeping.

What you'll learn
FREE EBOOK "Bookkeeping & Accounting Basics" (PDF)
Basic accounting & bookkeeping concepts
How to analyze financial statements
Understand the Balance Sheet, Income Statement (Profit & Loss Statement), and Cash Flow Statement
Requirements
No prior knowledge needed. All you need is a desire to learn!
Description
LEARN ACCOUNTING STEP BY STEP

Accounting is the language of business. In this course I will show you how to do accounting and bookkeeping, and apply those concepts to financial statement analysis. Each lesson is around 3-5 minutes and you can learn at your own pace. If you find traditional bookkeeping textbooks and classes boring and confusing, then this course is perfect for you because I explain everything in plain simple language that's easy to understand and fun to learn.

THIS COURSE WILL COVER:

Fundamental accounting & bookkeeping concepts

How to read a Balance Sheet, Income Statement (Profit & Loss Statement), and Cash Flow Statement

Financial statement analysis to help you decide whether a company is doing well financially

And much more!

WHY THIS COURSE?

Taught by a CPA, CA, MBA - Calvin K. Lee

Calvin has 15 years of experience in accounting and bookkeeping, and provided consulting services for Fortune 500 companies

Calvin has worked in a Big 4 accounting firm (Ernst & Young LLP)

Calvin is a top-rated instructor at Schulich School of Business at York University

Over 66,000+ students from 178 countries enrolled in his courses

Lifetime access to this course, and you receive new lessons and updates for FREE

Subtitles (captions) available in English

Certificate of Completion available

30-day money-back guarantee

REGISTER FOR THIS COURSE NOW!

Who this course is for:
Accountants and bookkeepers
Accounting and bookkeeping students
Investors who want to evaluate companies and financial statements for investment purposes